In a significant move for the local fight against Alzheimer’s disease, Stacey Eisenberg, a senior care expert and owner of A Place At Home – North Austin, has joined the 2024 Alzheimer’s Association: Capital of Texas Chapter Committee for the Williamson County Walk to End Alzheimer’s. Eisenberg’s appointment brings her driven passion as a dementia advocate to the forefront of this crucial cause.
Eisenberg’s commitment stems from personal experiences witnessing the devastating impact of Alzheimer’s on families. ‘I wanted to participate in the Walk to End Alzheimer’s Committee as a personal mission to make a real difference in the lives of those touched by this disease,’ she stated. ‘After so many years of seeing the destructive nature of this disease on families and their loved ones, and knowing how close we are to a cure, I wanted to be able to help the Association lead the way to a world without Alzheimer’s and other dementias.’
Beyond her committee role, Eisenberg will also volunteer as a Community Educator, aiming to empower, educate, and unite the community through workshops, seminars, and support groups. Her goal is to share knowledge, offer resources, and inspire action towards understanding, care, and the pursuit of a cure. The battle against Alzheimer’s requires collective support and dedication from the entire community.
To learn more about supporting or participating in the Walk to End Alzheimer’s and educational initiatives, visit the Alzheimer’s Association Capital of Texas Chapter or A Place At Home – North Austin.
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